Straight pipes ????
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i like my neighbours convos with me and the Fabspeed exhaust (loudest version they sell)
"hey wheres that loud porsche you always pull up with late at night and leave early with?"
"Oh just around"
"Good make SURE around isnt AROUNNDDDD HERE" and then proceeds to walk away.
Post vids once its on!
"hey wheres that loud porsche you always pull up with late at night and leave early with?"
"Oh just around"
"Good make SURE around isnt AROUNNDDDD HERE" and then proceeds to walk away.
Post vids once its on!
Last edited by sspikey; Apr 28, 2010 at 04:14 PM.
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It's really just one neighbor and he is obnoxious has an opinion about everything and talks **** to another neighbor about me and the wife. Luckily he talks **** to a neighbor that like to talk 
I'm working something with a local place and 3" catless pipes.
I'm working something with a local place and 3" catless pipes.
I am running 200 Cell FabSpeeds with a Gen II (Average Sound) and it is perfect for me. The car sounds the way it should as opposed to the inconspicuous farting sound that the stock exhaust released.
Straight pipes in my opinion (as my car has never, or will ever see a track) sound far too loud and IMHO somewhat undignified for the Marque. My current setup sounds really great, especially when warm. The tone changes slightly when it gets hot fro some reason.
Also from a performance perspective, I can break free all four wheels if I really try, although, I cannot say I do that often.
I am a 0 - 60 driver, and I baby my clutch. It is fast enough for me while being mechanically sound and non abrasive to the car. Heck i only have 6,000 miles on this Garage Queen. I have only done about 750 miles in a year. Sad I know.
SWR
Straight pipes in my opinion (as my car has never, or will ever see a track) sound far too loud and IMHO somewhat undignified for the Marque. My current setup sounds really great, especially when warm. The tone changes slightly when it gets hot fro some reason.
Also from a performance perspective, I can break free all four wheels if I really try, although, I cannot say I do that often.
I am a 0 - 60 driver, and I baby my clutch. It is fast enough for me while being mechanically sound and non abrasive to the car. Heck i only have 6,000 miles on this Garage Queen. I have only done about 750 miles in a year. Sad I know.
SWR
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I've done them on a couple of 911 turbos, the drone is brutal if you're stuck in the car for any amount of time. Great for the race track, but hell on the street. It's hard to even talk with someone in the car and forget having a nice stereo in the car as it's a complete waste of money with straight pipes.
The plus side is you can hear the turbos at off idle...
The plus side is you can hear the turbos at off idle...
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I've done them on a couple of 911 turbos, the drone is brutal if you're stuck in the car for any amount of time. Great for the race track, but hell on the street. It's hard to even talk with someone in the car and forget having a nice stereo in the car as it's a complete waste of money with straight pipes.
The plus side is you can hear the turbos at off idle...
The plus side is you can hear the turbos at off idle...
Speaking of the radio, the S/Ps might have a better drone this the stock radio does.
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